Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-10

! y. o. Twill nss close until MAJ lss
Tie foilowinR 10 Itst % members No
- dats; n A. Bigsigw, A. @. MsAu's7,
l. Les b. Laura Lsyba, Ida Jordan.
Amy hytheE, Laura Arnsld. Abhis J0r-
dan. @. & Aelson. Cora z Bzrtsn.
Jenny Elsey. Belle Esey. Lillian Bise-
log, John A. Eellogz z @. Dsmon,
John B. Jordan. J. J. knoE. n. L. Oak
icy, John Hsbbeii, James o Altar. q.
4. Goerke, Aims 3. Estsbgooke. Wm.
Hamilton. Wn. Hubbard, Wm. Woods,
Alex sawyer. SUSIE Hou2htou, Jeun.s
Ho1Rhtar, Evs GcKmlsY, Minnie B.
Allen. Vma WellrnsE. C0ra GoFmley,
Leo McResRsT, r. - Gri6it1, NJ. W.
BigeIzW. w. n H8lahsB, II. v. Ne
CoUb, Alice BzEt6olnmeE.
woxEz's EzcaASGE.
That worthy institution the Women's
Christian Ismperaucs UniuR. is about
10 carry cut project which 70 has for
someliu3s bad Ia view ana uhish il Ger
tain 70 meet With the veil wishes Of the
entire community. Tue UnioB has Sc
cured rooms 10 tie Pacific Block and
on Tussdav next will f7Fpsrly open a
WomeB's Exchange Rnd Coffee House.
Il IL proposed too, In connection With
the Exchange, 20 open readinR-room
/ where an hour may Be passes pIsasaBtIy
and profitable n looking over hooks,
/ mag zines and newspapers. The work
/ ers Of the Exchange are eager to make
a success Of their venture and they
| onRht certainly % receive the hearty
| snppart OF all people taking an interest
/ 10 philsnthr0uie work.
On Tuesday evening Re1t will occur
the formal opening Of the new rooms.
The occasion will be celebrated with
an apron sale. In addition TO these
/ very desirable articles, purchasers viii
be able TO obtain various refreshments,
such ~ ice cream, hot biscuits and
maple syrup. There are very few who
/ do not believe in the WoFthiuess Of she
course. and Il is 30 be hoped that the
| inauguration Of the neV work will
he attended With abundant success.
Ladies Who faFnish aprons for the sale
sbould send them by Monday evening
to the M. 4. parsonage at the corner
Of Second and Columbia streets.
CALICO BALL.
The Turn VeFein are making exteB-
sivs preparations for their grand calico
ball on next Saturday evening.
AESTvERsABT LUNCH.
Mrs. o. J. Carr entertained a few
/ friends at luncheon o. Friday April 8th.
| This date Commentaries the SEEDING
anniversary Of Professor aud Mrs. In
graham and their birthdays as we'll
| The guests present we're all wedding
guests at the time % the marriage, and
we're again treated to q pisc1 Of the
| original Wedding cake 50 dream on"
After luncheon Professor lDgrahAm
| photographed the group with splen i'd
success. Those present we're Miss X 'te
Pierce. Miss Rsna Baeley. Misses Bsr
tina and lille Piper, Professor and
| Mrs. inRraham, o. j. Carr aud little
Norman InREAham. PeEtty hand paint
ed saehets scented with the new shade of
heliotrope we're presented TO the guests.
SURPRISE PARTY.
Mr.. Fred ID. Hopper, OF Howell, Mich
iRsn, who IL visiting his uncle, l.. b.
Andrews, at the residence Of Charles
Case on FroRt and Pike streets, was
rendered a surprise party on Tuesday
evening. There we're several interest
ing games Of whist ss we'll as music
both vocal and instrumental Those
present were Mrs. l.. Case, Miss Maud
Cramer, Mas Nola Cowden, Miss Jsn-
ME Houehton, Miss Emma Case. Miss
Della BlRardus, Miss May Ttrril,
Misses Mamie and Mollis Mcknight.
Messrs John Eyler, l.. A Sieves, j. @.
Mcknight. F. ID. Hopper. W. w. shank
lin, W. j. Beatty, A. ID. Mcknight and
James Mcknight.
METHODIST SOCIAL.
The ladies of the Battery Street NJ. Z.
ohuroh gave a very pleasant social en-
tertalument at the residence OF Mr..
James FARMLAND, at Lake Union, on
Friday evening. The Park Concert
Band, composed Of young men from
North Seattle and Lake Uaion, took
y stion In front Of the house az $50
O'Clock and rendered IN an excellent
manner tie Beautiful Gem Waltz" aud
the New Era Qlicksteg" This Vas
followed By short programme, con
sitting OF . song by Gertia aud Sadie
Hiztrd, essay by +. h Reese, speaking
by Carrie Low, song by Arthur Groet,
recitation bv Sadie Hazard. aud a song
by Annie Han. A. lie conclusion the
freedom Of the house was extended to
all. kefreshmeuts Of ice cream, cake
and sandwiches were furnished IN
Abundance. and not till q late hour did
Toe company take It's departure.
NOEEs. Personal AND OTHERWISE
Geo. II. Iurzer. Of Laoonner, is in
town.
Mr.. A. Il. Campbell, of Tacoma, is in
the city.
Mr. John Z. Often, OF Snohomish, is
In town,
Frank Kimball returned to Seattle
yesterday.
r. NJ. Carr, Esq. leaves tomorrow for
Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ksst, Of Port Townsend,
are Ia the city.
Mrs. Douslas Young is passenger on
the city Of Chester.
u. q. Jackson. % Port Gamble, was
, In the city last week.
The Misses Storey, OF Victoria, are
visiting Miss seldom.
MIR. Chas. +. Plimpton, or Laeonner,
was in town last week.
+ @. Rockwell. Of Uisalady. is regis
tered az he Brunswick.
John A. Thompson. s,orekseper al
Uisalady, Is in the city.
Mrs Chas. Davis. Of Pert Townsend,
Is At present IN Seattle.
A. De Graf left for the Cascade
Division last Wednesday.
Mr.. Thomas Cain. OF SAmish, IL in
the city 90 a asipess visit.
Peter Kirk, the English capitalist, ia
registered At the Occidental
Dr. johnson and wife, Of Nooksaek,
arrived on the Mervin Yesterday.
Mrs. A. Warren. OF Victoria, ia
visiting her mother, Mrs. S1hsFin.
Charles whittlesey and wife vent 10
Tacoma yesterday 20 spend Easter.
Alfred white. Of whitehAven. Eng.
land, arrived IN the city last evening.
Mr.. Beu richnor for the past week has
been confined 60 bis home by sickness.
Mr.. Wheeler. a merchant OF Nook
sack, - with hts wife az present IN the
city.
Or. z. h. NJ. Miller returned from
. WIJdby island on tse MerWin last Tues
dAy,
DR.. Balloon Of Laconnsr IL A passen
Gsr on the City % Chester from san
frsnglsco.